Letting Go Of A Relationship

The scars of your love, remind me of us, they keep me thinking that we almost had it all.

Should have had it all? Sometimes we look back at relationships that scarred us in regret and think that because they didn't end the way we may have wanted them to end that there may have been something left to discover in them. Instead of moving on we find ourselves thinking about what could have been instead of what already is. Sometimes it is important for us to just let things go.

Sure we might still have feelings there and it is okay to wish that things didn't happen the way they did, as long as we understand that we must move forward with our lives. Choose to learn from your past, by taking the experience that you gained, the good and the bad, and using it to make better decisions in your present to more positively affect the way your future will become!

Don't turn a minor disagreement into a flat out war, sometimes you just have to let things go.

Never let a minor argument become a war. Life is much too short to let things snowball and snowball to a point of no return. One big principle that we must learn from our lives is that if we won't win every battle, and that sometimes it is not about giving up or being a coward, but that it is much better to move on, and fight another day.

Sometimes we need to know what love feels like when it's wrong before we can truly appreciate it, when it's right.

Life is full of crazy experiences, and this is true especially in our love life's if we take an honest look at them as well. Many times we don't end up with the person that we may have always thought we would end our lives with. Sometimes the first person we love isn't the right fit for us, but he or she is definitely a big teaching tool that we use to gauge our experiences for almost forever.

It's beautiful when two strangers become best friends, it's terribly depressing when two best friends become strangers.

One crazy thing about life is the fact that we never know who is going to be there for us in times that we thought they always would. Sometimes people that you consider your closest friends disappear by your side, while people that you least expect to be there for you, make their way into your life when you need it most.

Knowing when to walk away is wisdom. Being able to is courage. Walking away, with your head held high is dignity.

If we want to master the necessary life skill of keeping a positive attitude throughout life's difficulties we have to be willing to be committed remaining positive through every possible situation. Life is much too short to ever try to live negatively, because when we live negatively all we do is sink deeper and closer to death.

When a woman no longer get frustrated and upset with you, you can almost guarantee that she doesn't care anymore.

When one person in a relationship is tired of another, they will start to care less and less about things that could potentially make the relationship worse. For many women, and men as well, this is a mechanism that we internally flip when we have already received adequate damage to our hearts. After a person is heart it is harder for them to trust the person who hurt them, especially if the person continues to hurt them over and over again.